Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-10
LGlhEETTES

About SII00 IS needed 10 secure the
Alliauce cotton yard.
Tho Egstsr festival Of the children al
the EaiScnra' csurch viii attract lots Of
the little f. kz
Easter service ct the churches vii!
draw j8rac {. TgTs gallons to-day, both
night and morning.
County judi Furmau has 0eeu busy
this week distributing blanks for school
trustees FIR taking the scholastic cen
sus Of their communities.
4 GAZETTE usu's notice vas called 70
some handsome nate rs Of buffalo and
rhinGceTos bone caHabS a. E. N. Wells
drug store Y. s.eIdsy. Something unusual
was also seen inbath b. psoes.
There certainly must Be something
very attractive about The rev spring
stock a Mrs. c. d Browns, judging
from the c0nliQual stream of ladies that
flied IL AID out Of heT szaar Yesterday
THIS vs. could noghtlD notLsiug in pass
ing by.
Turner & McCiare have succeeded in
getting entirely moved into their new
place, only ore door aolth Of their old
store. They occupy 5ouble front, and
are much better facjb6atsd for transact
ing business. They will aQw push their
trade with renewed vim.
a. j. Raio~a.cr, the popular and fl
Cieut salesman, Tor 50 long with Mingum
& Montgomery, h9s. accepted g position
with the Icw finn o.. March & Price, sue
CcsScrs &c The Chase radiug Company,
at their old place Of besLaess. Il will be
his pleasure TO receive his friends at his
new employers, Where bargains and low
prices sell the goods.
With pride the attention Of our readers
is called to the three-columu real estate
publication of 4. T. Truitt on the elev-
emh page Of this issue. His purpose in
publishing these series of advertisements
is 10 call bargain seekers notice to spe-
cial list lie selects each week Of all classes
of realities thabsre strictly choice and in
which fine investments can be made. Con-
corning Mr. Truths himself he is known
10 be one of gEne most active,
wide-awake, trustwc Thy and reH-
able gentlemen engaged in this
branch OF business anywhere in the sur
rounding country. a perusal q his list
OF properties to-day will be fou1Grun
sually interesting reading matter.
j. NJ HartsfeId stated yesterday that
on account of a RAPIDLY increasing trade
in the furniture line ne was Compelled to
add two more men to his7force in order
to do the business. Tbs speaks wonders
for so short a careeESin this branch Of
business, and only proves his popularity
with the public as business gentleman.
The lew real estate and Insurance
brokers, TFice & Burbridge, come cut in
this issue with a new and attractive
advertisements Roth of these gentlemen
are shrewd ard responsible business
men. Mr.. Trice was eaapeC:ed with the
First National Bank here for several
years, and Mr.. Buybridge, who comes
from Hopkinsville, Ky, was largely iden-
tilted with that City'S business interests |
until his removable this city g few weeks !
ago.
a company of federal soldiers from |
LeaveuwUrth, Kan, passed through the /
city last night en- route for Fort Sill.
Anegro boy, named Walter Hart, fel |
from & horse he was riding on East |
Belknsp street, yesterday, and broke al
arm.
The news of the rain up the Denver
and out west yesterday gladdened the
hearts Of the Fort Worthians. The
knowing ones say our time viii come
soon.
Deputy Sheriff Pate of Van Zaudt
county stopped in the ely last light aud
lodged in jsil q noted horse thief and sus-
pected murderer Of that county whom he
caught yesterday near Quanah.
The charter of the colored Lone Star
Stare Fair Association has been f,ec in
the D. psrtment Of Stage ST Austiu. A
committee will wait on the citizens to
solicit subscriptions in did of the
Mr.. E. Hovencamp and Miss TenuIe
Ellison of BirdvilIe will oe married st the
residence of the BRIDES father, Mr.. Frank
Ellison, late collector of taxes, II day.
Mr. Hoveucamp is q son Of Edward Hoven-
camp, deceased, q citizen of prominence
and many years residence in the county,
and the young lady is one of the loveliest
of the community in which
she dwells. THE GAZETTE wishes them
blessings unlimited.